Dear MSA Member,

On behalf of the Muslim Students’ Association, Eid Mubarak! We wish you and your loved ones a joyful Eid and pray that Allah subhanahu wa ta’ala showers upon us his His mercy and blessings on this blessed occassion.

After much anticipation, the second issue of The Muslim Voice has been finally released. One glance at the glossy cover will reveal the wait has been well worth it. Not to give you any spoilers, but the layout is beyond cool.

Copies are available at the International Student Centre, the Bahen prayer space, the Sussex Club House and the MSA Office (21 Sussex Ave., Suite 405), and after Jumuah prayers at Hart House. And be sure to come back here and voice your approval or disapproval. An email to the editor would work as well – muslimvoice@yahoo.ca.

Dear MSA Member,

Sisters are just so special. So special that we decided to write a limerick for you (referring to sisters) to tempt you to attend the Sisters’ Events Committee meeting on Wednesday, AND arranged for a GBM right after where you can opine on its sheer brilliance while munching on FREE food. So go highlight Wednesday, November 29, 2006 on your
calenders. Like, right now, yeah.

Also this week, be sure to check out MSA and Campus for Christ’s Interfaith Dialogue, happening on Thursday. And if you attend the Tajweed halaqa, make note of the room change. All this and much more (including limerick for sisters) on this week’s MSA-L.

In case you’re still recovering from the trauma of midterms, the new format refers to the MSA-L emails which only give a brief synopsis of the contents of the week’s events and activities, and request you to click on a link (that brings you to the blog) in order to view the MSA-L in its entirety.

So yay or nay? Comment away folks.

Dear MSA Member,

On behalf of the Muslim Students’ Association, Eid Mubarak! We wish you a wonderful and joyful Eid. And although it’s getting chilly out, we hope that this blessed time of the year is warm and filled with good food, great company, and lots of happiness!

But don’t end your Ramadan without a promise to make a difference in someone else’s life. In the midst of your celebrations, we ask that you consider those who are less fortunate than yourselves.

Sincerely,

The MSA Executive
msa.exec@utoronto.ca

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